RE: Project 2015: Premier Rides Coaster for Festa Italia
I'm not an expert, but that might interfere with launching back and forth.
I'm not an expert, but that might interfere with launching back and forth.
Matthew said:No, it's a shuttle coaster, not a continuous circuit. If they did do something like that, the train would launch out, come back backwards, and hit the train behind it.
At this point I don't even need to see a name to know this ride is a horrible addition for BGW.Bring Back Questor 87 said:Dear forum members:
We know nothing.
No name.
No specs.
...Nothing but blueprints of ride placement. No topographical or cross-sectioned prints whatsover. Until that is presented, you guys are complaining about details that have yet to be unveiled.
As far as I'm concerned the milk is already spoiled.Don't cry over spilled milk before the cow has finished producing it.![]()
whispers said:Where's the love...it seems that when anyone posts that perhaps we should wait and see when all the plans are revealed and the park makes an official announcement that we kind of get "shot down"... Maybe I am just an optimist instead of a pessimist, but I would like to know all the details and see the details before I make a final decision. But that's just me.
b.mac said:You mean a station that does something akin to this?
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Alpenghöst said:That's such a creative and innovative idea that you came up with all by yourself.
b.mac said:I don't mind optimism I just find it annoying that the optimists repeat a vicious cycle of "hope" for the park when the writing is already on the wall.
"I want to see everything before I lose hope about it." becomes,
"I want to experience it before I lose hope about it." becomes,
"I want to see the next project before I lose hope about it." repeats back to the first one.
Griffon said:not to defend PR....which I don't do. B.mac needs to change his terminology if he doesn't want a reaction from PR. To call a yet to built ride a "disaster" and a "horrible addition" is off-putting.
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